Row Shelters at Migrant Camp Sinton Texas March 1940

Row shelters at a migratory camp in Sinton, Texas, illustrate the living conditions of migrant workers in March 1940. These structures provided basic accommodation for seasonal laborers who traveled to harvest crops. Sinton, located in South Texas, became a key site for agriculture, reflecting the demand for labor during peak seasons.

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